Morning OFC. I have never used an alarm clock. I just wake up when I am supposed to. Even if I get up at 3 am to go fishing...I just wake up. Even as a kid, mom never had to get me up.....my younger brother was exactly the opposite...
17 fargin degrees outside.....brrrrr.
Gotta get busy and get last minute things done in the grow this morning. Getting my hand worked on later today. Don't know what to expect of how long I will be unable to use it.
Good luck with the hand procedure!
gray, Ivan was introduced to the alpha male rollover on day one...both he and dutch were shown that, it certainly sets the ground rules in place and isn't forgotten...
Nothing I've found impresses them more and doesn't physically hurt them. My pups were quick studies on housebreaking 101, but a couple lagged behind on chewing 101.
I later learned it was due to separation anxiety, which was supported by my experience with Lola, our first pup after my retirement. One of us was almost always with her and she didn't chew stuff up, even when we were both gone.
Back in my working days, I had the clock set for 0400. I'd wake up and turn it off at 0345 or so. Up and out by 0430 and battling the idiots on I 75 to be in Murder City by 0630. Don't miss those days a bit. Now a days, I wake up when I wake up. First thing I did when I retired back in '06 was to take off my slave bracelet and toss it in the trash. Haven't worn a watch since. I'm on Indian time.
Mine came off on retirement day, 1-1-2005 as well and stayed off. I just noticed a box of watches a few days back, all of them run down or with dead batteries. Now I just carry a phone..............
All I know is I don't have time for this. There are no days off if you have a perpetual grow. I need to pop jars and I have one hand.
Watch me get through this without slowing down. Evaluate, adapt, overcome.
Spoken like a stoner on pain killers.
Commiseration and good luck with your rehab brother. You are past the toughest part for me, and that was when they shot up my hand to deaden it for surgery. Lots of nerves in our hands and it felt like they found a huge percent of them with the syringe.
I fortunately only had my ring finger done, so my recovery time was minimal, though we would have to define recovery.
I was touch typing poorly the day after and my finger is for all practical purposes now straight, but I can still feel stiffness when curling my fingers into a tight fist and it won't hyperextend as far as the rest.
I also had to buy a jar wrench for the first time in my life, because I don't have the grip strength I used to.
Yet another thing to develop a sense of humor about as more of our superannuated parts wear out or fall off......................
